Anything commercial has to pop crap up now and then to make sure you
remember why you pay for it. Anything free has to pop crap up now and
then to convince you to buy something.
Windows Defender quietly updates itself and runs in the background
without pestering me. Therefore I use that one.
I imagine there's some article somewhere demonstrating that product XYZ
catches 12% more problems than Windows Defender or some such nonsense,
but really are you actually worried? A person in your position is smart
enough to not get a virus even if you had no anti virus at all. The
first lines of defense are not clicking on weird stuff and keeping your
software up to date, antivirus is the third tier.
-Adam
On 10/22/2018 2:33 PM, Jay Weekley wrote:
What is everyone using for free anti-virus software? Or should I suck
it up and buy something?
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